Portland Auto Club Escort Planned for Pendleton Run
The Portland Auto Club will be guided to Pendleton from The Dalles by a local guide car and a rear trouble car. A committee led by J W Tallman will greet visitors, with Leon Cohen Walter McCormmach and E J Burke coordinating support including mechanics and signs for the route. McCormmach will meet Portland arrivals in The Dalles and bring autos and Pendleton mechanics for on road service. The plan aims to keep the overland trip comfortable for hundreds of Portland autoists.
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Portland Auto Club
Pendleton
Dalles
J. W. Tallman
Commercial Club
Leon Cohen
Walter McCormmach
E. J. Burke
Portland
Aso
Loganberry Juice Keeps Fresh Without Sterilization
Oregon Agricultural College reports loganberry juice retains freshness for weeks without heat or sealing. Professor C S Lewis conducted an experiment in July by bottling sweetened juice in basement storage. after six weeks, juice remained usable with intact appearance and qualities.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
C. S. Lewis
Lewis
Sleep In Street To Be First To Get Tickets
Crowds queued at dawn for advance sale with $2500 processed by noon. A merchant mistook the venue and sent his porter to the wrong park, then returned to find his place lost. A bank clerk dreamed of winning front row seats, waking to find hundreds ahead of him.
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Main Street
Hne
Probe to be made into Speer charges
Washington Aug 26 The house judiciary committee decided to introduce a resolution authorizing an investigation into charges against United States Judge Speer of Georgia. Allegations include favoritism and other alleged misuses of his power.
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Washington
House Jfudiojlary Committee
United States
Speer
Georgia
Former Pendleton Woman Dies in La Grande
News notes report the death of Mrs. Glen Vickers formerly of Pendleton in La Grande on August 21. Jane Bernoudy, signed to appear at the Round-up, will leave Los Angeles Wednesday for Pendleton. John Davis, indicted for non support of his wife, has been arrested in Waterville Washington and will be brought to Pendleton. John Vert sold the Jet behind Domestic Laundry and hires James Cornfield to move a burned residence nearby.
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Glen Vickers
la Grande
Jane Bernoudy
Roper
Los Angeles
Pendleton
John Davis
Brand Jury
Waterville
Wash
Taylor
John Vert
Thompson Street
J. F. Robinson
James Cornfield
Jacob's Addition
Indian Pastor to Idaho Vacation Plan
Indian pastor Rev. J. G. Dickson and wife left this morning by team for Stites Idaho for September vacation. In his absence J. M. Cornelison will fill his pulpit.
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Idaho
J. G. Dickson
Tutullla Church
Stites
J. M. Cornelison
McNabb Divorce Case Opens with Property Dispute
Marian M McNabb and Dale C McNabb proceed in district court before referee J Ss Beckwith as testimony begins. The contested issue is property settlement and alimony which the couple has failed to agree upon and the case will be tried before the court.
Woman seeks divorce from Elba Rogers in Freewater
Carrie A. Rogers files for divorce alleging cruel and inhuman treatment by husband Elba Rogers over several years. She is represented by D. Peterson and requests custody of their three children.
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Elba Rogers
Carrie A. Rogers
Freewater
D. Peterson
Horse Falls Wrecks Rider Injures Claud Estes
A horse pulling a street maintenance wagon toppled in the western city yesterday injuring rider Claud Estes. He suffered a fracture of the shoulder blade when the animal fell upon him with heavy force. he escaped more serious harm.
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Claud Estes
Foster and Dallas arrest over threats to wife
M F Foster and Charles Dallas were cited with Coleman Wood after threats to kill his wife. Wood was placed under $500 bonds to keep the peace and will face a hearing before Justice of the Peace Parkes tomorrow afternoon. The wife has been working at the Foster ranch and has not lived with him for several months.
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M. F. Foster
Charles Dallas
Coleman Wood
Justice of the Peace Parkes
Foster Ranch
Restraining Request Challenges Utility Work on Property Line
Horace G. Hurlburt seeks a restraining order and $500 damages claiming Hermiston Light and Newport Land and Construction would destroy boundary lines by completing ditch line work. Raley and Raley are his attorneys.
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Hermiston Light & Power Co
Newport Land & Construction Co
Horace G. Hurlburt
Olt
Raley
Bids Open Tomorrow for Pendleton Gravity Water System
A bid opening for Pendleton’s gravity water system construction will take place tomorrow attracting engineers contractors and others. Today a company displayed two concrete pipe joints filled with water on the city hall sidewalk to illustrate the material’s aqua carrying potential.
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Pendleton
Lease of Brown Hall for Private Boarding House
Flora Quick and Clara Hall of Pendleton announce a three year lease of Brown Hall the former Pendleton Academy dormitory. They plan to convert it into a private boarding house opening before fair week offering meals and lodging. Two dining tables will seat 150 during the Round-up crowd.
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Brown Hall
Flora Quick
Clara G. Hall
Pendleton
Pendleton Academy
Auto Party Returns Home From Eastern Oregon Tour
Auto party headed by Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Burke and others arrived back last evening after a weeklong trip through eastern Oregon into Idaho. They toured Hot Springs and Poker, returned via Wallowa Lake to Lewiston, Idaho. The Enterprise to Lewiston leg was challenging, but the overall trip was pleasant and the cars bore Round-up colors. The group noted strong interest in the local show everywhere they traveled.
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E. J. Burke
Clark Nelson
Roy Alexader
Leon Cohen
Edna Zimmerean
George Strand
Hagood
Oregon
Idaho
Hot Springe
Poker
Wallowa Lake
Lewiston
Enterprise
Author Coming to Round-up and Representation Arranged
Secretary Charles Marsh of the Round-up receives letters from Arthur W. Page editor Worlds Work and John A. Sleicher editor Leslie’s Ikewloe both expressing regrets about attending the September show. Worlds Work will be represented by Charles W. Furlong, an author photographer painter and traveler. Sleicher requests good photographs from the Round-up for use in Leslie’s Ikewloe.
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Charles Marsh
Arthur W. Page
Charles W. Furlong
John A. Sleicher
Leslie
Ikewloe
Fagies Had Big Time Picnic For Jora Eagles
Yesterday was an enjoyable day for Jora Eagles as they hosted a large picnic hosted by Fagies Celebrate community spirit with games and shared meals. The event featured laughter and a sense of fellowship among attendees.
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Fagies
Jora Eagles
The
Fat Kine grove nest of the city celebration
A large crowd gathered at Fat Kine grove from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Cars moved constantly as attendees traveled to and from the grove. The warm day drew many to the shade where people relaxed. Some joined in the dancing while others enjoyed ample food and drink.
Roosevelt to sail for South America in October
Chicago, Aug 25 Former President Theodore Roosevelt arrived on his western trip. He avoided heavy questions about the Mexican situation and other issues, luncheon at the Progressive club, addressed members, and said he must sail for South America on October 4, causing him to miss the progressives celebration.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Club
South America
Government bill seeks five million aid for drought damaged farmers
Paris Aug 25 The agriculture minister introduced a bill in the chamber requesting five million dollars to be set aside by the government to be distributed to farmers whose crops were ruined by droughts floods and other disasters.
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Paris
Chamber
Waldport man drowns in Alsea Bay rescue attempt
Bart McKinney aged 36 of Waldport drowned after falling from the launch Blue Bell during a Bayview crossing in Alsea Bay Newport Oregon Aug 25. A steering obstruction caused him to fall overboard as the party returned. his body was recovered. He leaves three children and a homestead on Beaver Creek.
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Bart McKinney
Waldport
Alsea Bay
Newport
Ore
Alsen Bay
Bayview
Senate approves free wool provision in tariff bill
Washington August 25 The Senate approved the free wool provision without a roll call. The schedule remains open as amendments to the free wool clause proposed by La Follette Smoot and Penrose will be considered later.
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Washington
Senate
la Follette, Smoot and
Penrose
Divers Try To Recover More Bodies From Wreck
Aug 25 reports say divers will press to recover more bodies from the California In Gambier Bay wreck. Submarine divers reached the disaster scene aboard the City of Seattle. An investigation behind closed doors is underway as officials probe the accident.
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Settle
California
Gambier Bay
Seattle
McLoughlin Wins Semi Final Over Johnson in Tennis
In Export on Aug 25 McLoughlin defeated W F Johnson in straight sets to reach the final against KR Norris Williams of Philadelphia. Williams advances after today's semifinal results.
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Mloughlin
Johnson
Export
McLoughlin
W. F. Johnson
KR. Norris Williams
Philadelphia
Money Ring Alleged To Manipulate Merger
Representative Kendall of Colorado told the House that if the Union Pacific interruption continues the dissolution of the Southern Pacific merger could be manipulated by a money ring. He accused private dissolution hearings in violation of presidential orders and said the attorney general discussed the merger with Judge Lovett of Union Pacific in St Paul.
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Washington
House
Kindell
Colorado
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Lovett
St. Paul
Philippines Independence Policy Signals Delay
President Wilson told visitors that the policy for the Philippines is ultimate independence but not immediate. The remark marks a stated shift toward eventual freedom while preserving current colonial governance for the islands.
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Washington
Wilson
Philippines
Hearst Refused to Buy Mulhall Letters
Mulhall testified before Congress that Hearst’s magazine refused to buy his letters about the lobby. He said the publication of the correspondence would aid Wilson’s presidential candidacy.
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Hearst
Mulhall
Washington
House
Mulhall Today
Hearst's Magazine
Wilson
Wise is the Man with Ears on the Job
A fragment notes a man wise in listening and speaking tempered, focusing on quiet watchfulness and measured speech while on duty. The line hints at prudence in communication and attentiveness in performing responsibilities.
President and Bryan hold late talk on Mexican crisis
Washington on August 25 reports President Wilton and Secretary of State Bryan interrupted Sunday rest for a long conference about the Mexican situation after receiving a cipher message from Envoy John Lind. Officials would not reveal the Lind dispatch or any changes to the president’s plan to address Congress Tuesday. The administration views the crisis as acute with some concern a hitch could derail efforts toward a solution, though officials say the latest Lind message is not discussable at present.
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Washington
Wilton
Bryan
John Lind
Congress
Lind
Cultivation Will Ext erminate Sow Thistle
Corvallis Ore Aug 25 A seedling control plan from Prof H D Scudder head of Agronomy Oregon Agricultural College proposes sow thistle is annual and can be stopped by preventing seeding. If land supports cultivated crops disk plow after harvest to force germination and destroy weeds. In heavily infested fields completely cleaning is unlikely.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
Sys
H. D. Scudder
Department of Agronomy
Scudder
Controlling sow thistle in fields and pastures
The article advises fall seeding with disk plow to smother sow thistle. If seeded in September with vetch or rye, it can outcompete annual weeds and be cut for hay or plowed under as green manure. In pastures sheep help, and areas along roadsides should be clipped before seeding and burned, then replanted to perennial rye to crowd out weeds.
Fire Chiefs Gather at Convention in Tacoma
Fire chiefs from the Pacific coast gathered in Tacoma for the annual meeting. Representatives from nearly all cities of consequence attended. A demonstration of fire apparatus was among the planned items.
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Tacoma
Pacific Coast
Faith and Eggs: A Cheapskate Restaurant Motto
A remark on choosing to order scrambled eggs in a cheap restaurant highlights the small acts of faith people admit when dining out. The line suggests dignity and expectation even in modest settings, reflecting attitudes toward service and value.
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